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Here we go then. I will be more involved in the forum this year. My work commitments are much less than before.
We all have our favourite teams so to say "Who will win the league?" would be a bit silly as MTU,Chon Buri and PEA fans would all say their own teams.
So whoever you cheer who do you look at as the main threat?
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« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2011, 03:30:07 PM » |
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It's too tough to call just now. There are still 3 (4 for some clubs) weeks until the season starts. A lot of comings and goings could happen in this time. I'll wait until nearer the opening games before I cast my prediction.
It will almost certainly be a 3 horse race between MTU, PEA and Chonburi. Bangkok Glass could be a dark horse but probably need another couple of signings before they can be considered title challengers.
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« Reply #2 on: January 24, 2011, 03:31:29 PM » |
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Tero could be a dark horse, too. Particularly if SRS's Ekkaphan rumour is true.
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« Reply #3 on: January 24, 2011, 03:56:43 PM » |
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We all have our favourite teams so to say "Who will win the league?" would be a bit silly as MTU,Chon Buri and PEA fans would all say their own teams.
I don't fall in to any of those groups, but can I be silly anyway and name 'my' teams? Khon Kaen for the TPL, Bangkok FC for Div 1, Kamphaengphet and Korat for their Regional Leagues. Seriously, from last year's contenders, I think PEA are favourites, Chonburi should be strong again, as both have the bulk of last year's squads. MTU and Tero will be interesting. A lot has been made of Tero practically starting from scratch, but I saw a picture of MTU's new boys yesterday, and there's a starting XI there. How quickly these new players settle in will be crucial. Not too sure what BG have done in the off-season, but they have the resources to be there or thereabouts. Port have lost a few players, but should be ok, and remain just outside that top group. I'm also really interested in how TTM's Korean experiment works out. Of course, there's a lot of Koreans throughout the leagues this season. Korea seems to be the new Japan. At the other end, TOT, Samut Songkram and Navy seem to have had difficult off-seasons, which could well affect performances. That's good news for the promoted sides, as well as the rescued ones. |
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« Reply #4 on: January 24, 2011, 04:05:36 PM » |
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Dale and I are putting together a preview (well OK, a chat) for Sunday's game and I will expand on my predictions and reasons then, though Wolfie has just stolen some of my thunder.
For now I will just say I think PEA will win the league. But last season I predicted Bangkok Glass :-)
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Here we go then. I will be more involved in the forum this year. My work commitments are much less than before.
We all have our favourite teams so to say "Who will win the league?" would be a bit silly as MTU,Chon Buri and PEA fans would all say their own teams.
So whoever you cheer who do you look at as the main threat?
Hate to say it but I'm plumping for Buriram PEA. I think my team BG will make a better attempt this year but still fall short.. 3rd at best maybe. I'm happy we didn't go crazy with signings but I think most teams have been more sensible with their transfers this off season, so I fully expect MTU & Chonburi to be there or there abouts also. The dark horse is Tero who could finish anywhere between 4th and 14th, depending on how their virtually brand new squad gel. Thai Port will also be dangerous no matter how many players they have lost. At the other end, I will be over the moon if Chiangrai United stay up, but I'm not sure they will. Anyway. What about You MuangChon, what're your thoughts?  |
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« Reply #6 on: January 24, 2011, 05:14:31 PM » |
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Well for what its worth I am predicting the following:- 1/Chonburi 2/Buriram PEA  3/Muang Thong  RelegationSamut Songkhram Army Navy |
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« Reply #8 on: January 24, 2011, 05:42:26 PM » |
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What about Division 1?
If Buriram win it opens a whole can of worms and potentially disastrous COIs.
I think Songkhla or PTT will win it.
D2 I don't know about every region but I really like the chances of Nonthaburi FC.
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« Reply #9 on: January 24, 2011, 07:00:52 PM » |
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1) PEA, 2) TERO, 3) MTU, 4 ) Pattaya, 5) Police, 6) Chonburi,
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« Reply #10 on: January 24, 2011, 07:06:42 PM » |
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1) PEA, 2) TERO, 3) MTU, 4 ) Pattaya, 5) Police, 6) Chonburi,
Only one side to be relegated, TOT.
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« Reply #11 on: January 24, 2011, 07:13:30 PM » |
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« Reply #12 on: January 24, 2011, 07:16:31 PM » |
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1) PEA, 2) TERO, 3) MTU, 4 ) Pattaya, 5) Police, 6) Chonburi,
Only one side to be relegated, TOT.
I will eat my shirt if Tero finish above MTU. It's beyond me why so many people think they will do well. I think they'll be fifth at best. Well considering they finished 9th out of 16 teams in 2010, then a fifth place finish out of 18 teams in 2011 suggests that you agree with those who think Tero will do well. If Worawi gets his wish for a 20-team division in 2012 then we could be looking at only one to be relegated again – as Loko pointed out. So I wouldn't worry about Chiang Rai, BGB. Siam Navy, TOT, Khon Kaen are all likely to be weaker than Chiang Rai. 1) PEA 2) MTU 3) BG 4) Chonburi 5) Tero 6) Thai Port |
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« Reply #13 on: January 24, 2011, 07:21:10 PM » |
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What about Division 1?
If Buriram win it opens a whole can of worms and potentially disastrous COIs.
I think Songkhla or PTT will win it.
D2 I don't know about every region but I really like the chances of Nonthaburi FC.
I think Div 1 is wide open now 4 top teams are gone, and only Bkk Utd have come down. There wasn't much between the likes of Air Force, Chula, Customs, and Songkla. PTT have strengthened, and at least 2 of the promoted sides have cash behind them. I'll tip Chula to win it, based on their strong 2nd leg last year, Zico, and retaining Chainarong Tatong. Div 2 can be a lottery at times, so I'll just stick with supporting my two sides. |
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« Reply #14 on: January 24, 2011, 07:25:30 PM » |
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Well for what its worth I am predicting the following:- 1/Chonburi 2/Buriram PEA 3/Muang Thong RelegationSamut Songkhram Army Navy binnsy's seen I've put the 'kiss of death' on PEA, just like I did in the League Cup. And the less said about my Div 2 playoff tips the better  No promoted teams in the relgation zone, though binnsy - that's bold. |
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« Reply #15 on: January 24, 2011, 07:27:30 PM » |
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What about Division 1?
If Buriram win it opens a whole can of worms and potentially disastrous COIs.
I think Songkhla or PTT will win it.
D2 I don't know about every region but I really like the chances of Nonthaburi FC.
I think Div 1 is wide open now 4 top teams are gone, and only Bkk Utd have come down. There wasn't much between the likes of Air Force, Chula, Customs, and Songkla. PTT have strengthened, and at least 2 of the promoted sides have cash behind them. I'll tip Chula to win it, based on their strong 2nd leg last year, Zico, and retaining Chainarong Tatong. Div 2 can be a lottery at times, so I'll just stick with supporting my two sides. Yeah, Div 2: who can say? From our division – and I say this without any sense of boasting – we're title favourites. Roi-Et, Nong Khai and Yasothon are expected to be strong, and of course there's Loei. We wait to see how much two failed play-off campaigns have taken out of the club psychologically and financially. |
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« Reply #16 on: January 25, 2011, 01:43:10 AM » |
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Div 2 can be a lottery at times, so I'll just stick with supporting my two sides.
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« Reply #17 on: January 25, 2011, 04:32:16 PM » |
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Well considering they finished 9th out of 16 teams in 2010, then a fifth place finish out of 18 teams in 2011 suggests that you agree with those who think Tero will do well.
1) PEA
2) MTU
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5) Tero
6) Thai Port
Don't get me wrong, I like Tero and the players they signed from us are very good, just not quite regular first team standard for us (except Jetsada). "Well" is obviously a relative term and when I say I don't think they will do well, I mean they won't finish above us. But yes, finishing 6th or 7th would still be very respectable and an improvement. |
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« Reply #18 on: January 25, 2011, 08:47:38 PM » |
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1. PEA (by a mile)
2. BG
3. MT (too many changes - mind you I said Man Utd would do well to finish 3rd this year in the EPL, and expected my team Leeds to be in the relegation scrap in the champo - so what do I know)
4. Chonburi
5. Port
My beloved Pattaya (aka Chonburi reserves) should hold a solid mid-table position I hope - 9th?
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« Reply #19 on: January 25, 2011, 09:01:46 PM » |
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« Reply #20 on: January 25, 2011, 09:08:16 PM » |
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Nope still don't really like them but I think they'll win the title. Don't give a rat's arse about covering bases.
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« Reply #21 on: January 25, 2011, 09:12:04 PM » |
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Not sure what you mean by covering bases. I predicted PEA to win the league because I think they'll win the league.
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Its amazing how many posters who loathe Buriram PEA have them as champions But it is a way of covering you base's? So are you covering bases by saying Buriram PEA wont win the league?  |
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« Reply #23 on: January 25, 2011, 11:24:11 PM » |
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Its amazing how many posters who loathe Buriram PEA have them as champions But it is a way of covering you base's? binnsy, if you had thicker skin, you'd have noticed that what little has been written about the football has tended to be favourable to PEA. Therefore I'm not that surprised. Chonburi don't seemed to have stengthened that much, and MTU have had a big turnover, while PEA have been fairly stable. |
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« Reply #24 on: January 25, 2011, 11:44:20 PM » |
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I predict that the 2011 TPL will be won by the team that accumualtes the most points over the course of the season.
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« Reply #25 on: January 26, 2011, 07:49:56 AM » |
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Its amazing how many posters who loathe Buriram PEA have them as champions But it is a way of covering you base's? binnsy, if you had thicker skin, you'd have noticed that what little has been written about the football has tended to be favourable to PEA. Therefore I'm not that surprised. Chonburi don't seemed to have stengthened that much, and MTU have had a big turnover, while PEA have been fairly stable. Buriram PEA released two proven goalscorers Pipat and Suriya and Kirati maybe off to Leicester for training but no one has come in. MTU were only releasing fringe players.Have signed the best striker in the TPL and a couple of defenders from Europe. |
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« Reply #26 on: January 26, 2011, 09:28:18 AM » |
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Its amazing how many posters who loathe Buriram PEA have them as champions But it is a way of covering you base's? binnsy, if you had thicker skin, you'd have noticed that what little has been written about the football has tended to be favourable to PEA. Therefore I'm not that surprised. Chonburi don't seemed to have stengthened that much, and MTU have had a big turnover, while PEA have been fairly stable. Buriram PEA released two proven goalscorers Pipat and Suriya and Kirati maybe off to Leicester for training but no one has come in. MTU were only releasing fringe players.Have signed the best striker in the TPL and a couple of defenders from Europe. You make good points, binnsy. But siging Europeans can go either way in Thailand. They can take to it like a duck to water (Byrne) or they can't (Gotken). Only time will tell how good MTU's foreign signings are, though Anon is obviously an excellent signing. Whatever else I may think, I concede the people behind PEA are certainly not stupid. Winning the TPL is surely their absolute dominant priority this season and I'm sure they know what their doing regarding the squad. Maybe big signings to come? |
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« Reply #27 on: January 26, 2011, 12:29:18 PM » |
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Interesting replies. Thankyou.
I too think PEA will win. Chon Buri and Muang Thong don't seem to be doing much to keep up.
Would be nice to see a couple of teams pushing hard. Maybe Bangkok Glass or even Tero.
The bottom of the table will be quite interesting this year with a handful of teams looking solely at survival.
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Hi guys, At long last i have been able to join in the forum.I am a big football fan now living in Thailand.Last season i became interested in the TPL.I attended a few games at the end of the season.THAI PORT,PATTAYA,CHONBURI and the toyota cup final as an interested spectator.Looking forward to the new season good luck to all the teams.
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« Reply #29 on: January 26, 2011, 05:11:33 PM » |
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Its amazing how many posters who loathe Buriram PEA have them as champions But it is a way of covering you base's? binnsy, if you had thicker skin, you'd have noticed that what little has been written about the football has tended to be favourable to PEA. Therefore I'm not that surprised. Chonburi don't seemed to have stengthened that much, and MTU have had a big turnover, while PEA have been fairly stable. Buriram PEA released two proven goalscorers Pipat and Suriya and Kirati maybe off to Leicester for training but no one has come in. MTU were only releasing fringe players.Have signed the best striker in the TPL and a couple of defenders from Europe. You make good points, binnsy. But siging Europeans can go either way in Thailand. They can take to it like a duck to water (Byrne) or they can't (Gotken). Only time will tell how good MTU's foreign signings are, though Anon is obviously an excellent signing. Whatever else I may think, I concede the people behind PEA are certainly not stupid. Winning the TPL is surely their absolute dominant priority this season and I'm sure they know what their doing regarding the squad. Maybe big signings to come?Or maybe not: "We are satisfied with the players that are in the team now". http://www.thaileagueonline.com/news-4686-บิ๊กเนไม่โวแชมป์ตอนนี้ให้รอดูในสนามฟุ้งแข้งนอกบุรีรัมย์เจ๋งสุด.html |
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« Reply #30 on: January 26, 2011, 05:32:10 PM » |
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Interesting replies. Thankyou.
I too think PEA will win. Chon Buri and Muang Thong don't seem to be doing much to keep up.
You don't think signing the most prolific striker of the last three seasons, Bangkok United's player of the year, Police United's player of the year and a Thai international, a Finnish international with nearly fifty caps, a player that's played in all 4 of England's top divisions, signing a deal with Athletico Madrid, signing the highest valued manufacturing deal in Thailand, laying a ten million baht new turf along with stadium renovations is enough effort then? :-) I'm not saying it's amazing, but I think it's harsh to say we're not doing much. |
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« Reply #31 on: January 26, 2011, 05:43:18 PM » |
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No doubt everybody's noticed the political scene is looking very tense again. Let's hope it doesn't cause us delays for a second year running.
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« Reply #32 on: January 26, 2011, 06:02:37 PM » |
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No doubt everybody's noticed the political scene is looking very tense again. Let's hope it doesn't cause us delays for a second year running.
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"a Finnish international with nearly fifty caps, a player that's played in all 4 of England's top divisions,"
I honestly wouldn't get too excited about Kallio -in his career in England he played only 12 games in 3 years - at best he was a 2nd/3rd choice left back at Sheff Utd. At 33 he's not going to have much pace left though it sounds like he's a good tackler. I think people are looking at the quality of previous MTU imports and that's why they feel they may not quite be up to last year. Only time will tell!!
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"a Finnish international with nearly fifty caps, a player that's played in all 4 of England's top divisions,"
I honestly wouldn't get too excited about Kallio -in his career in England he played only 12 games in 3 years - at best he was a 2nd/3rd choice left back at Sheff Utd. At 33 he's not going to have much pace left though it sounds like he's a good tackler. I think people are looking at the quality of previous MTU imports and that's why they feel they may not quite be up to last year. Only time will tell!!
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It was the same to be said about Sami Hyypiä when he joined Leverkusen. But after a half season he was rated as one of the best defenders of the league. Not of it's pace, rather than he know where and when he have to be at the right place. Sorry cant put it any better than that. |
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Hi guys, At long last i have been able to join in the forum.I am a big football fan now living in Thailand.Last season i became interested in the TPL.I attended a few games at the end of the season.THAI PORT,PATTAYA,CHONBURI and the toyota cup final as an interested spectator.Looking forward to the new season good luck to all the teams.
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Thanks Vinnie, At the present time i am staying with some friend in Pattaya .Have not decided where to locate to just yet.
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Hi guys.I have just had a look at the early season fixtures and would like to know your suggestions on which games would be worth going to at the start of the season.I see on the forum some of you guys are maybe going to meet up i would be interested in that as i travel to games on my own. Was going to post something similar closer to time, but you've beaten me to it. Where are you going to be on opening day? * We know binnsy and rossi (and of course, PEA) have a date at Tero v PEA. * I plan to go to Bangkok FC vs Rajpracha - non- Nontaburi Thailand for what may or may not be a 'home' game for both teams, should anyone want to meet up. Others? |
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Hi guys.I have just had a look at the early season fixtures and would like to know your suggestions on which games would be worth going to at the start of the season.I see on the forum some of you guys are maybe going to meet up i would be interested in that as i travel to games on my own. Was going to post something similar closer to time, but you've beaten me to it. Where are you going to be on opening day? * We know binnsy and rossi (and of course, PEA) have a date at Tero v PEA. * I plan to go to Bangkok FC vs Rajpracha - non- Nontaburi Thailand for what may or may not be a 'home' game for both teams, should anyone want to meet up. Others? Surin v Korat! (if the SAT cough up and the season kicks off on time) I'll also be at Thailand v Palestine olympic qualifier on Feb 23rd. |
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Hi guys.I have just had a look at the early season fixtures and would like to know your suggestions on which games would be worth going to at the start of the season.I see on the forum some of you guys are maybe going to meet up i would be interested in that as i travel to games on my own. I saw you said you're currently in Pattaya so I was going to mention that I'll be at Pattaya v BG on the 12th as Glenn will be also, forgetting however that Pattaya Utd wont be in Pattaya. Most likely Chonburi, but it's not to far so if you're about give me a shout. I'll also be at Air Force Utd the day after. |
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It was the same to be said about Sami Hyypiä when he joined Leverkusen. But after a half season he was rated as one of the best defenders of the league. Not of it's pace, rather than he know where and when he have to be at the right place. Sorry cant put it any better than that. You mean his positioning is good. Don't worry, I wouldn't have a clue how to say it in German :-) |
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« Reply #44 on: January 27, 2011, 07:11:20 PM » |
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You mean his positioning is good. Don't worry, I wouldn't have a clue how to say it in German :-)
How simple english can be. Yeah positioning. Lesson for you positioning = Stellungsspiel |
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« Reply #45 on: January 27, 2011, 08:33:08 PM » |
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I'll also be at Thailand v Palestine olympic qualifier on Feb 23rd.
Have any other details about that match come out, apart from date and opponent? |
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« Reply #46 on: January 27, 2011, 08:35:28 PM » |
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I'll also be at Thailand v Palestine olympic qualifier on Feb 23rd.
Have any other details about that match come out, apart from date and opponent? Not as far as I know. Really hoping it's not at Rajamangala. |
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« Reply #47 on: January 27, 2011, 09:49:15 PM » |
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"Thanks Vinnie, At the present time i am staying with some friend in Pattaya .Have not decided where to locate to just yet."
You're already in the best place - support the Dolphins- never a dull moment!! However our games for much/maybe all of this season will be played around 50km away - the other side of Chonburi. See told you it would be fun. However I have a lot of mates travelling from Pattaya and the club are running buses until they go broke which is usually half way through the season. Which ever team you decide to follow in the TPL- enjoy.
Financially though a move up to Buriram makes sense you'll get free shirts, free transport, free food and free dancing lessons!!!
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« Reply #48 on: January 27, 2011, 10:16:37 PM » |
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I predict that the 2011 TPL will be won by the team that accumualtes the most points over the course of the season.
So not necessarily the best team? |
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« Reply #49 on: January 28, 2011, 09:34:22 AM » |
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"Thanks Vinnie, At the present time i am staying with some friend in Pattaya .Have not decided where to locate to just yet."
You're already in the best place - support the Dolphins- never a dull moment!! However our games for much/maybe all of this season will be played around 50km away - the other side of Chonburi. See told you it would be fun. However I have a lot of mates travelling from Pattaya and the club are running buses until they go broke which is usually half way through the season. Which ever team you decide to follow in the TPL- enjoy.
Financially though a move up to Buriram makes sense you'll get free shirts, free transport, free food and free dancing lessons!!!
You post some FICTION Glenn!!! 1/Free Shirts  - 300 baht from the shop 2/Free Transport - 500 baht to away games including the match ticket 3/Free Food - 30 baht for Chicken&Rice 4/Free Dance lessons  - If you want to jump up and down yes you can 5/ No song sheets like the Ultras at MT  ,Will have a word if you like? Not a lot going for FREE IS THERE? |
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